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[Closed] NL20 FR slow play nut flush

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Titan Poker 0.10/0.20, hand converted by the iPoker Converter at Talking-Poker

Hello...
This was my last hand at the table so I decided to call the small pf rise.My doubt is the way I payed the turn

Button Hero ($16.55)
SB Phoeny ($26.22)
BB Antibulle ($4.82)
UTG xxGuNxx ($16.90)
UTG+1 Vladroom ($17.02)
UTG+2 houdini69 ($7.51)
MP1 Poppu73 ($16.90)
MP2 JonasBergroth ($0.38)
MP3 pck6666 ($20.42)
CO YaBa4tw ($3.90)

Preflop: Hero is on the Button with 5 :club: A :club:
3 folds, JonasBergroth moves all-in for 0.38, pck6666 calls 0.38, 1 fold, Hero calls 0.38, 1 fold, xxGuNxx calls 0.18

Flop (1.62) 9 :club: 2 :spade: K :club:
xxGuNxx bets 1.00, pck6666 calls 1.00, Hero calls 1.00.

Turn (4.62) 7 :club:
xxGuNxx checks, pck6666 checks, Hero checks.

Should I have pushed straight away here? I checked to try and get some bets but I gave them a free card

River (4.62) 9 :diamond:
xxGuNxx bets 2.60, pck6666 calls 2.60, Hero moves all-in for 15.17, xxGuNxx moves all-in for 12.92, 1 fold


3 replies

bet turn (3$-4$) for value. You wane to play for stackes and this is only possible (without a overbet/raise) by betting the turn.
+ protection against 2pairs/sets.


No you shouldn't push on turn directly, instead you should bet something like 3$ , you have the nuts on turn so you should bet it out. You still get called here often by set, Kx and maybe even Q :club: or so, by not betting on turn you often lose a lot of value imo.


good hands without clubs won't pay anything on the river if another club hits so defo a bet on the turn.

Also a full stack wouldn't hurt.